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the wisdom tree japan hedge currency etf. the problem with buying a traditional japanese equity etf is, you are inherently long the yen, which we all know is going to be driven down. dxj gives you that good upside exposure but shorts out the yen exposure. you get the best of both words. definitely a solid pick for next year. >> and your other four picks for 2013, they have to do with the merging markets. that seems to be the hot trend right now. let's talk about the one that tracks debt. >> i think this is a no brainer. you get better balance sheets, better growth and a significantly higher yield. i mean significantly. if you look at a u.s. government bond etf yielding less than 1%, this emerging market local current sill etf is yielding 5%. i think this is a trade, probably not just for next year, but for the next ten years. >> right, you've got the iemg, the equity side of the emerging market story. you also have a china etf and most people when they talk about that, talk about fxi, but that's not the one you're talking abo
the wisdom tree japan hedge currency etf. the problem with buying a traditional japanese equity etf is, you are inherently long the yen, which we all know is going to be driven down. dxj gives you that good upside exposure but shorts out the yen exposure. you get the best of both words. definitely a solid pick for next year. >> and your other four picks for 2013, they have to do with the merging markets. that seems to be the hot trend right now. let's talk about the one that tracks debt....
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the bank of japan's charter allows it to go out and buy stocks. the fed can buy treasuries and mortgage-backed securities. that's the ground that it's playing in. and, you know, as far as whether they're going to change traacti, i think the answer is absolutely not. the other really important message that came out of the fed today was that they're going full steam ahead on this strategy that they've been laying out all year. one thing they're doing here, there's all kinds of uncertainty about fiscal policy, about europe. the one thing we can be certain about is that ben bernanke is keeping his foot on the pedal right now. >> yeah, and john, when you compare what economists have forecasted when it comes to unemployment and what the fed is essentially forecasting. if you look at the officials and where they stand, 13 of the 19 officials say there won't be an increase likely until 2015, which would imply that the unemployment rate would remain above 6.5% for that amount of time. does that measure up with what wall street is forecasting? >> well, it m
the bank of japan's charter allows it to go out and buy stocks. the fed can buy treasuries and mortgage-backed securities. that's the ground that it's playing in. and, you know, as far as whether they're going to change traacti, i think the answer is absolutely not. the other really important message that came out of the fed today was that they're going full steam ahead on this strategy that they've been laying out all year. one thing they're doing here, there's all kinds of uncertainty about...
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a couple of days ago, the bank of japan released november policy meeting minutes which they came around, said, they need to ease more to impact the yen. overnight, the new prime minister, abe, said he was going to put a plan together, including currency intervention to specifically weaken the yen. i'm waiting for a bit of a pull back. we're trading at 86 the figure right now in dollar yen. i still want to be long dollar yen. i want to enter at $85.60 area, $85.50 area, a little bit of a pull back. i target $87.50 on the upside and input a stop down at $84.70 area, which has resistance there. >> what's your feeling about hitting $90 by the time the boj meeting in a couple of weeks? >> i would be a very, very fast move. i mean, we have to consider the other side of the dollar yen trade, which is the dollar, so, it really depends on what happens, you know, with the fiscal cliff, as well. whether, if we don't fall off the fiscal cliff, that are propel more dollar yen upside and if we do, i think yen will strengthen at least against the dollars because both are considered safe haven currenci
a couple of days ago, the bank of japan released november policy meeting minutes which they came around, said, they need to ease more to impact the yen. overnight, the new prime minister, abe, said he was going to put a plan together, including currency intervention to specifically weaken the yen. i'm waiting for a bit of a pull back. we're trading at 86 the figure right now in dollar yen. i still want to be long dollar yen. i want to enter at $85.60 area, $85.50 area, a little bit of a pull...
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it comes as japan's new prime minister abbe begins his term. they're recommending a position in the yen for some time. paul richards of ubs. paul, nice to see you again. welcome back. >> thanks, scott. how are you doing? >> well, thanks. this call has been well for you because you nailed it where does it go from here? >> i think it's strategic and it's technical from here. strategically i like a weak yen. you now have abbe all over the b.o.j. and you have the governor, his term is coming up at the end of november. things are changing for b.o.j. a january 22 meeting, their inflation target will be raised from 1% which they're not even reaching up to 2%. however, i think the markets really, really short the yen right now. you have the timing issue of another four weeks until the b.o.j. meeting and you still have this problem that we have in washington called the fiscal cliff. i just don't like the way that one's playing out. the reason that's important is that when the market gets into risk op mode they tend to sell the dollar and buy the yen. >>
it comes as japan's new prime minister abbe begins his term. they're recommending a position in the yen for some time. paul richards of ubs. paul, nice to see you again. welcome back. >> thanks, scott. how are you doing? >> well, thanks. this call has been well for you because you nailed it where does it go from here? >> i think it's strategic and it's technical from here. strategically i like a weak yen. you now have abbe all over the b.o.j. and you have the governor, his...
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china is reinstituting fiscal stimulation and japan is on the move in terms of easier money. all that is a positive, but we have come to expect in the asset markets a 10%-plus type of return for taking equity risk. and really if the real economy only grows at 2% to 3%, it is a case of spending straw into gold and how long that will continue. a 5% return from stocks, 2% to 3% from bonds is something we should expect going forward even with the pluses that you mentioned. >> what about your outlook for gold? your outlook is that gold is going to move higher in 2013, and i would assume that's because you know the fed will be in the house. >> we think gold will move higher as will commodities. it is hard to say exactly how much. gold to my way of thinking is a function of real interest rates to the extend real interest rates continue low and even come lower than gold can catch a bid, but ultimately it's an asset that depends on inflation to the extent that the fed and other central banks can replate the economy. then gold will do better, but a 10% to 20% inflation of gold is somet
china is reinstituting fiscal stimulation and japan is on the move in terms of easier money. all that is a positive, but we have come to expect in the asset markets a 10%-plus type of return for taking equity risk. and really if the real economy only grows at 2% to 3%, it is a case of spending straw into gold and how long that will continue. a 5% return from stocks, 2% to 3% from bonds is something we should expect going forward even with the pluses that you mentioned. >> what about your...